Like the wings of a dragonfly, the work is composed of two overhanging terraces that rise from the belvedere into the sky, surrounded by the majestic mountains. The structure ideally takes its form from the angular, rugged rocks, conserving their finish in the use of rammed earth and gravel. The sensation on the walkway is that of a hike on a mountain train.
The game of opposites is accentuated by the design of the parapet: on the one hand, a dry masonry wall in local stone that represents the link with the genius loci, on the other a slender structure in wrought iron to emphasize the sensation of flight. To reinforce the sense of lightness in relation to the transparent floor, a permeable parapet reflects the forms of nature and the wing patterns of dragonflies.